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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-28
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Surprise for Kuau
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per brigantne w
G Irwin, April 2S-Mrs Chandler, Mrs
Howard. ii Warrelmann and G B Cobb.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-28

DIR. FLINT's HEART REMEDY is
Specific for all forms of Heart Dis
ease and also for Diseases OF Kidneys
and Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith &
Co., Agents. 354+
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-28
Chas. T. GuIick-Notar Public

Records Searched. Abstract OF Title
Furnished, and Conveyances
Drawn on short notice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-28

Collection Agency.-MR. JOHN GOOD,
JR., Authorized Collector.
Employment Agency.-MR. +. MARCOS,
Special Agent.
General Business Agency.--No. 3S Mer-
chant Street.
He'll Telephone 3is. T.. BOX AIS.
S2tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-28

CARC0eS FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Stmr q II Bishop-2, 423 bags sugar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19

4 PssWy Anssssaa Wsaaa 0ssssss OF ~
Pssse frs0 Al Cs0peeisssas
A. Nios, Italy, the famous Battle OF "
Flowers came Oh Thursday with splendid
selat, In spite Of . gfay sky and . piersinSly
cold wind. The Comte d'Eu, heir sppasoas
OF Brasil, drove Q smart looking o0aoA end
four, covered with flowers, his pretty child.
ren frisking about On The TOP ssatA pelun9
everybody with flowerA The Princes Louise
Dc Bourboa oocup.ed The ssst Of honor. The
wheels end body Of ths coach we're splsndidly
dscoratsd with lilies OF the valley end
MimoseW. Mr. aud Miss Roosevelt end
Nms. and Mile. Baponofi followed in lofee
landau artistically adorned with japanese
eer0Ns and blue plumea- Mr.. and Mn.
Thomson occupied carriage radiant Win
gillif0WOSs and teA rus0A
In the deaie wore noticed the Duke Of
LouOheonoorR, Prince Lelning0u, Pflncooo
Troubelskol, Countess Loris Melikon, Prince
turstsnharg. Mr.. Morgan, Duke DsPomas.
M: and Mis- Houston, Countess Aspsemooe
and others. The Baroness dc Fava, wife OF
the italian minister 1t washington, who 10
recovering from recent indl.pOstiion aud 10
now looking strong and we'll. ventured out
In Q beautiful decorated open victoria The
Prince and Princess L sbOiniraky closed the
denls In . landau covered with vl0lots.
Al fancy ball that preceded the carnival
The nrst prize oi three siik and gold banners
was awarded TO MIRA Hayes, . very pretty
American, who appeared 70 Z rsat advantage
In the costume Of an tncroyabie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
The Fairy Tale Of Southern Progress.
rovy Ee L.

Froma o Warrington Letter.
Before the war the South WAS given over
almost exclusively TO agricultural pursuitA
But now, - the records show, the Southern
states are rapidly making progress, In manu-
featuring, In mining the precious metals,
iron, and coal, In numbering, and In stock.
raiainE. Tho case OF Virginia IL especially
remarkable, and its recuperation all the moro
wonderful, because that stato suffered more
than any other from the ravages OF the wac
In 1865 large tracts OF Virginia soil were
utterly devastated and reduced almost 10 =
condition OF primeval bArbarism. Tho Vir.
gtnians had practically no money, no crops,
no horses and cattle, no fences or buildings,
In many places; the slaves had been set free,
tho whites were cd and almost para
lyzsd with grief and modification. But even
under such disoouraging conditions, the vir.
ginians have rallied with admirable energy.
since 1860, l,0S0 miles OF railroad have bean
built In the State-an increase OF 30 per cent
Tho volume OF trsfiic on the roads has In.
Creased at still greater rate, and the railway
systsm has been 10 improved and per.
fsctsd ~ to afford admirable facilities for
moving the products OF the inland counties
and those OF the states farther south, TO tho
tidewatsr porta Some OF the figures In the
fact that the manutsctures Of that state have
almost precisely doubled In extent and value
slnoe 1855, sounds tame bsaids the state.
ments that between 1880 and 1884 there
duction Of coke pig iron, and in iron OF
all sorts $50 per cent Similar results
have beou attained In the manufacture Of
fertiliseTs, tanning, fu:nituye-making, etc.
Tfs other Southern states arc mot far behind
Virginia In their record since the war. North
Carolina, which was fearfully prostrated,
has revived wonderfully, and Ii now ono OF
the most prosperous states In the union. Her
prominence in the tobacco line 10 proverbisl,
but her immense mineral and timber 70.
sources, hitherto almost unsuspected or un.
noticed, arc but just beginning 10 come into
play. South Carolina, with IL great cotton
and rice trade Florids, with its celebrated
fruit and fishing industries; Georgia and
iron producers and, In fact AL the Southern
states, seem now veritable land OF promise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
BLAIHA,S T1LINE NlHEsAxH.
Young Jim Has Funny Experience WI
An AdmlROF Of Bla UNehAp

Young Jim Has . Funny Experisncs with
An Admirsr Of HE 1ethsr.
Young Jim Blaine 10 meeting with some
amusing experiences In Plttsburg In the
course OF his work - . reporter. He wss
seut Friday afternoon 70 SEQ an insurance
sgent about some newA He stated his or.
rand and then remarked
a. am reporter from the Tvmes."
"Oh, said the agent that's tho paper
yonnk Jim Blaine b working on. How 10
ocsnus.S .: &. :ssa S% Il M~.ss: s:s: Z
tell you sbout my Jim Blaine l don't sup.
poee You knew had onef"
The young reporter frankly confessed his
"Yess sir," said the agent "pvs 70. Q
jim Blaine lie Q cat with ever 20 much
when christsned thss at sent word % Of i.
OF course, TO the old gentleman-Jim Blaine,
didf"
',rold you to drown the cat" suggested
"No. cir; nothing of the kind. He couldn't
gram and ssid that ! ought 70 treat that cat
devslish we'll 10, the sske OF bis godfather.
Hs said 70 give Jim plenty Of milk and iattsn
Up TO b Q pride among catA Well. that
eas y . most knowing cat and when Cleve.
!aad Woe electsd Il actually seemed 10 mope.
soP: C,s y: - viii live TO see its name among
The talk then turned 70 news ma.tsrs and
aitsr the intsrvlsWer vent out one OF the
clerks remarked, That ives Q funny sort
m neory % son Jim 70 his iaoa"
.Why. jim Blaius-youns Jump What
Will hsoy 70 biz faths9 abo0e that cas ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
RELIGIOUO.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
4 ~ held In the following @ churches on sunday.
Sunday al t. 'hs %sss I'm o. I
different It 10 specially noted:
and e Hva N hSsp HSsa
Divine services at 1850 .. m. ana us p. m. Sun.
CuuRcH OF COB -Corner of Prince ana Orange,
Prsssh,ng St len 2 =, IN. and p. m BY tho pastor.
ssasH s. ss p ~
= preMSehinE g At ioh 9. IN. and p IN. by the pastor.
PRsssYrsRiAx MEMORIAL Cuuacn, South Queen
street services by the pastor ut the usual
hours All are welcome.
=: 7; Reed. pastor. Divine service. st iS;so = m
ana % I;lsp p M sunday schoo! At !:As :: n.
be open every sunday afternoon At las p. m,
IIisr BArIrsr Services At the regular hours
Rev. J. n. foiweii. sunday school at ! p. M
KuelIins, y: d. pastor. Divine services at los,
.ns ~ :ssHH :: rs
FL =, sy.n,ns sHna. s... ;o9G s M
evening cias: So, St 7;so; Thursday evening prayer
sr sfsrIss's tRs,l CnuRcu CoLL,os CaAr.L.
Bivine Br y service s 81 io'so q M Sermon by Rev.
sscoup EvASesLIcAL Ensiish J. on Mulberry
and Ills p. m BY the pastor. sunday school at
Orange and ConOord streets. lev. j. Z runs.
Banasy school ~ s. S III snS 1is
BIS p. m; readin -, music, essays and recita,
sr. LuI.'s RnpoRxsD-Msristta Avenue. Rev.
: m and 1;ls p. m. NJ. Richard :. Cas-. ofiiciat.
'n faTn in tn. morn
ing: Preaching BY kev. 7. Z. hisbee. sunday
,,H,v: OIno bn4Hr. pastor. viii preach in the
.uS!sSt. +. Noes" and st sAs p. m. sabbath
.sT. Jo.st Ly....Ax.-st Johns Lutheran.
rrrssohhinG rr n he % %m3rnins. and evening by tha
.sSoo 4 R Sc.Ssd 2. %;s.Sn .Snoo SaS
sSS ::Sos .nd % ,n:
streets, on Sunday, tsb: s0th. q O'CLOCK. p. m
fSsSSains ai4s II SSss lsnsgSsgss
ing 81 New: PROT. Kichsrds Of SuSisnSur%9 %Ssl GOT
ps.so ~ h
vs.Dsr. on SIidsy ssrnoSSn q osiosl .sn''n
an. ana 7S ,. "a. By The pastor: sundsy . :cSooi sS
..:ass co ssisIs:S sSs :sssy I Tenn
D. D., pastor. ssrviOss to.morrcw Il los am. a. N:
f.fAs@ssyy ~ mi solsSSy ;eSco y Msch:p q M p m
TOR Preaching in the mornins and evening By
Tss prayer ns....s Of the ". 9. T. U. .o.mor.
rov anernoon. Will q held In the second Evan.
EslicA church. North nuibsrry street above
ans. Snies .ii II sSsa Tbs pastor RsvE
:. Sa SSaa, .Tas.a.y ss,srnoon :. np O'Clock |.
usS ssSss 81 :S %
whsthsr mem members OF the socisty or not. are cor:
Hosivi1s.J. Mag Hark. pastor, ,o:so q. IN.
.7;ls p. m. evening service.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
Peat ~ . Fsei In raetorsss,

According 10 recent Russian report the
use Of peat - . fuel In factories 10 rapidly In.
dressing, and from this cirou instance the price
OF peat bogs In that country has risen 20 much
that's bog 10 worth more than we'll l.timbered
forest Last year twenty eight peat bOgs b.
leases. the total area being 5000 acreA This
year thor0 arc thirty-thr0e such b0eA with
an srea Of $4,000 acres, containing psat 70
the estimated extent Of 10000, 900 Russian
cubic fAtholna Many manufacturers are
giving up tho use of wood In favor Of peat,
and this II especially the case In the province
OF Vladimir. Peat cutting machiues aro sup.
piled chiefly frOm MOSCOW, but . few ere
sent from Belgium and Germany. Tho fuel
has bsen tried for railway work, but 90 fAr
without any great sucC0oa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
DosITIvE PUBLIC SALE OF vALU.
Is ABLE BUslNBss PROPERTY

-
Or SATURDAY. FIlRuARY -. 1857,
at the Lancaster County House. East King
street, Lancaster City Pa, the underlined ID.
ninistrAtor Of the estate OF the late David Xii.
!inger. deceaeed. Will seu the following valuable
81 Los si q srenna e fronting on I... King street.
81 fest, gk inches. more or less, and extending
in depth t46 feet, more or less TO Q II feet vide
Alley, bounded ON the east by property OF Ia.
Parry. druggist south BY Hast King street, ana
north by Grant street. Tho improvements
thereon are Double Front Two,story BRICk
ing plastered attic with four rooms; the back.
building is tvostory brick. containing six
rooms, Tho kitchsn having three large iron ket-
Is Also large Frame Stable. and T part Br.oI and and
part Frame slaughter House at rear END OF the
lot. fronting on the said East Grant street. The
stable cor tains four stalls for horses. With lofts
Of strss also srsnsries iof ao bushels Of grain.
large loft tor storing six sleighs also shed room
slaughter House d supplied With bydrsnt water
and has large beam tor hanging nve or s,x
the premises, contested with the dwellibS and
slaughter house. There IL we'll OF never. fall.
ing water with pump therein, on the premises {;
also cistern OF from nine TO twelve hogsheadS
fhis property Wa successfully run a. Butch.
ering stand for 6fty years. PerSons Desiring to
1l8 ana ll6 East King street. 1t any time prior to
Sale TO commence at ! O'Clock p. m. Of said
Gay. whom conditions VII be made knoTn BY
HsrRY eHr1sHr. Administrator.
Auotioneer. D.as.llle,l9.D3
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
~ROIAL NOfIOko,
Hao,hsrs, noshers ns,h.r,,

Are you disturbed 1t night ana broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering ana crying with
the oxcrueisting pain OF cutting teethf II 20.
60 At once ana get . bottle Of MRS. wINsLOW's
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. II win relieve tho poor
little sufYer immediately depend upon It; there
10 no mistake abOutit There II not Q mother
on earth who has ever used Il, who will not tell
you at once that II will regulate the bowels, and
give rest TO the mother. and relief and health to
the child. operating like magic. 1t 10 perfectly
safo to use In all cases ana pleasant to tho tAste
ana 10 the prescription Of one OF the Oldest ana
best female ply ysicians ana nurses In the United
states. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
mAySl-lyd&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
Physiessns Have Found Ous

That . concentrating and foreign element in
the blood. developed by indigestion. II tho cause
OF rheumatism. This settles upon the son sitive
sub.outaneous covering Of tho muscles ana liza.
msnts of hejointa. causing constant and shift
Ing pain. ana Hggregating ~ calcarious. chaiky
deposit whioh produces stiffness and distortion
OF the joints. No fact which experience has
demonstrated In regard IN Hostettsr's Stomach
Bitters has stronger evidence to support than
THE. namely. that this medicine Of comprehen.
sive uses checks tho formidable and atrocious
disease. nor Ia II less positively established that
II 10 preferable to the poisons often ussd 70 Or.
rost It. since the medicine contains only saiu.
tary ingredients. II 10 also a1signal remedy for
malaria, fovep. constipation. dyspepsia, kidney
and bladder ailments. debility and other disor
dere. See that you get the genuine.
febi9B
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19

often so Offensive that he cannot 20 into society
aud he becomes An object OF disgust. After .
time liberation sets In. the spOngy bones arc at
tackled, and frequently entirely destroyed.
constant source Of dripping Of the purulent Sc
crettons into the throat somett nss producing
inveterate bronchitis. Witch in its turn has been
"a. exciting cause Of pulnonary disease. The
brilliant results which have attended ita use for
years past properly designate Ely's Cream Balm
ss by far the best ana only real euro
febl0- -2wdoodkW \
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
8aERE1HEiR nERlr LIZA

Whom anything stands . test OF hfty ysars
among discriminating people like the Amert.
osns It 10 pretty good evidence that there 10
merit somewhere. such q test BRA uaRsrn's o
PiLLs have stood and thousands Of unsolicited
Testimonials every year prove their merit The
Pills are purely vegetable and are the result Of
the highes medical and chemical skill They
have never been known to fall in their work ;
they have never caufed any one tho slightest
Inconvenience. no matter whom taken. and there
IL little doubt that they have really saved thou.
sands Of lives. The best evidence Of their value
lies in their increasing sale. BaAMDasrn's PLLs
have truly become o household necessity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
AYERS PILLS.
A Sluggish Liver

Causes the Stomach ana Bowels TO become ois-
ordered. ana tho whole system 70 suRsr from
debility. In all such cases Ayers Pills give
prompt relief
After much suffering from Liver and stomach
troubles. I hSve nuaily been CURED BY taking
Ayers Cathartic Pills. ! always dnd them
prom ut ana thorough In their action. and their
OcSasionai use keeps me In perfectly healthy
condition .kslph weeman. AnnepolN. Nd
n,e year. sso suessa =, iron ,ssoTp,a
taking Ayers piis Hince that time ! have
never been y ithOut thoIn They regulate the
bowels, assist disestiOn. ana increase The eppo.
tte, more surely then Any other mooicine.-
Paul Churchill. Haveshiil. Mass.
INVI0ORATED.
know Of NO remedy equal 70 AYERS Pulls for
Stomach and Liver disorders. suffered from Q
Torpid Liver. and Dyspepsia. for eighteen
coated. had no appetite suffered from Head:
ache, vaa pale and emariated. A few boxes Of
Ayers Pills. taken IN moderate doses, restored
mo 70 perfect hoalth.-waldo Aills, Obsriin.
ayers Pills are . superior family medicine.
They strengthen and invigorAte the digestive
orsens. create an appetite. and remove the horrf.
Liver Complaint. / 6ave used these Phis. in
my family. for ycars. and they never fail 70 give
Wis.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared By Dr.y Q. Aye. : Co.. Lowell. Mass.
flStoD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19

salvation on. the greatest cure on earth for
pain. will always give relief At onco. II will
positively cure rheumatism II used ~ per direc.
uons. - cents.
or cold. tell him 10 try Dr. Bull's Cough syrup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
860k0iH.
TO0DI6 SzH6APXRiLLA
After Diphtheria

r. soAAeoe reoovsv stsoagtA sloWiy. - tAesye
Tn g Voak oal dsbtiitAtsa, asd ~ blooo -
eooeA by ~ ravaees a. ~ lieoasA WhAt =
peooea q eoo1 roiiabio toaie end eleca puff
Aor nho H0o6t oaSSApaEillA wh1eA - 1uee ~
osou0o0 of steoagtA S0s ~ bodys anl vitality
aaa sSeAoeoo loe ~ bloo1 vhisA 0oon brlso
bask robust health. Aflss scarlet Seves OF
pasaneaia n = aiso u great bensAt
"Aflsr reooveSing nom proaoneed e1ekneee
witA diphthsriA sad needing eometAfn6 -
build no up. I took tso bottles Of Hooeo eesoe
parillA isit good results from ~ Art eoeA
IL seemed 70 20 from ~ toD 0f ny hsaA % tne
ENDS OF ny toss. know H00d's oar0apaSllle y
. good thing" q. u. sTaArfoss DruggteA west
Asld, Mase.
After Scarlet Fever
"Upon our little girl, who haA bssn siok with
scarlet fever, ths use Of Hoods sassapariila va
most maSvelous, entirely removing the p0leOn
nom hoe blood ana rsaloFinG hss tog0od healtA
Hoods earsAparilia deserves our higheot pTa1oAS
3. o. sfnATfoS. swampsootA naU.
"When my son recovered from diphthor1o II
throat Was swollen aad inAamed, he hAA no Ap.
petits aad his blood seemed In very poos eoa.
ditSon. After using Two bottlss Of 4oo4'e ear.
eapaftlla he was very much better. gainee IN
heehs ana Ms throat seemed much Improved"
Ma. b. n. PassoorT, 8rAnklin. y. q.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
sold BY al .drugsists. n six for g Pro
pSr;6 byC.i HIOD Co. Apothseariss' Low
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19
The Asmospbers Of Love.

nS1ssOVPueHW H1VvV'
10 a pure, sweet breath. This desideratum Is
ono OF the results OF using 1910 DON'T. which
not only invigorates aud preserves the teeth.
but renders the mouth ~ fragrant a. Q rose.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-19

VOOPER HOUSE FOR RENT.
~ The Cooper House. one.half square nom
Centre Ga uafU ana Opera House, anA near both
railroad depotl. This 10 one Of the largest and
best houses In tho city. Large Sale ana Ex
change stables, al frstclaa. fossession on
wM. J. CooPIR.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-18

BRUTALITY IN CoLLEGE.-The
latest victim OF brutal hazing is young
George Choate, the son Of Joseph II.
Choate, the celebrated New York
lawyer, who is living at his fathers
cottage in Stoekbridge, at the point
of death, from injuries received at the
hands Of sophomores Of Williams Col
lege, OF which Choate was freshman.
He is delicate had, weighing only
rs pounds, and entered last month.
lie early won the i'll will of the soph-
omores by his success in the numer-
Gus PUSHES, in one of which he knocked
down three sophomores in rotation
allowing the freshmen to win.
Three nights since, while in fel
low-student's room, score of sopho.
mores made Choate a prisoner. He
was compelled 20 submit to number
Of indignities, after which he wa
forced 10 sing, dance aud pose at tbs
will of his tormentors, who wound VI
by taking all his clothing and putting
it to soak in a bucket OF water, re
gardless Of the contents of the peck
cts. He was then made to get in
ba,htub, given toothpicks and com
PEELED to initiate rowing, singing
"Pull for the Shore" while ice.wate
was slowly poured over him. H,
was then taken out, and without be
ing dried put into his wet clothes anC
sent back to his room. He was foun,
raving in high fever the followin,
morning and at once removed to hi
fathers house. He has three doctor
attending him who give but littl
hope of his recovery. The fathe
and the faculty have offered larg
reward for the offenders, and the mat
ter is in the hands OF the State dstec,
jyeY-[ Sacrsuteno Ubur.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-18

next regular meeting OF the Doard,
awaiting the opinion of the Attorney
General.
The Chairman reported that the
Board examined the county build
Jugs and found them in good repair,
and the hospital well kept.
Ordered that the Board do now al
iourn until 9 o'clock A. NJ. to-inor-
row.
Der. Board met pursuant
to adjournment. Full Board pres
ent.
1t is hereby ordered by the Board
that Commissioner John kennaly is
hereby ordered to make the necessa-
ry repairs on the Jail, and that tie
Auditor shall draw his warrant for
the necessary amount of repairs.
1t is hereby ordered by the Board
! that when the wood is delivered as
y per contract with Davis Brothers,
! that the Auditor shall draw his war
rant for the amount as per contract.
! 1t is hereby ordered by the Board
that the county furnish the necessary
amount of lumber for the construc-
ton of the foot bridge leading across
Elk creek to the county Jail, provid-
ed that sufficient amount in cash be
received for labor, nails, &C., and that
County Commissioner John kennaly
be and is hereby empowered to make
a contract with Chas. Mann for nee
essary amount of lumber.
1t is hereby ordered by the Boare
that the Sheriff and Auditor furnish
additional bonds at the adjourned
meeting of the Board to be held thu
first Monday in November, on &C
!, count of the releasement of w. J
, Rothwe!l, one Of their bondsmen, h
having left the Territory.
1t is hereby ordered by the Boar
OF County Commissioners that tn
Treasurer advertise all outstanding
, warrants known as the old script c
} Boise county between the years 1856
e and including the year 1873.
e 1t is hereby ordered by the Boar
= of County Commissioners that tn
j.. Auditor draw warrant on the Cour
y ty General Fund in favor of {.
= Kingsley for the amount OF $l2.5
l. for the purpose of erecting belfr
d at the Masonic Hall, this being d.
nation for the erection of fire bel
q Ordered that the Board do no
Y adjourn until the first Monday in n
II vember, 1887.
v MARTIN CATHCART,
!. Chm Board Co. Commissioners.
If ATTEST, TIM CARROLL, Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-18

The Governor of Wyoming Terri
tory, in his annual report to the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior states that, con-
trary to the prevalent belief the Ter
ritory is adapted for farming purposes,
as well as for stock raising. The
Governor estimates the population al
$1,000. Owning to the fact that the
railroad lands are assessed this veal
for the first time, the taxable value.
exceed last year by over a milior
dollars For the ten months ending
June Both, 100000 acres of publ,
lands were taken up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-18

THE SITUATION AT BurrE.-Four
hundred men are thrown out of en-
ployment by the closing Of the Alice
and Magma Charta mines at Butte.
Many of the men have been in the
employ of the company for eleven
years, the whole time that the mine
has been operated, and few of them
have worked there less than three
years. The owners have pledged
themselves to resume operations if the
rate on salt, shipped from Great
Salt Lake, is reduced TO $3.50 per
ton, about half the price now charged.
The Magma Charta pumps have been
stopped and the mine is fast filling
d. up with water. The situation looks
very serious, especially as it is claimed
that the exofbitaut salt rate is not the
sole cause of the cessation of work
Parties who are said to be well postec
concerning the mines say that thu
grade Of the ore has become so Low
that the mines cannot be worked a
reasonable profit, even If the sal
rate is reduced To $3.50, unless miners
wages are reduced. Underground
men now get $3.50 and surface mel
$500, which would seem to be lttl
enough, considering the high price
charged for the accessories of life
FIX.